A new women-only app uses biometric software to determine users’ genders. For trans people, it’s yet another pseudo-scientific method of gatekeeping
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A new women-only app uses biometric software to determine users’ genders. For trans people, it’s yet another pseudo-scientific method of gatekeeping
After my mother’s death, I turned to my queer community to learn how to grieve
Medical students applying for residency are asking that the application include an optional field to self-identify as queer
Because it’s our girl friends, not just our girlfriends, who are the greatest loves of our lives
Last year, I finally decided it was time—but the insurance process is lengthy, frustrating and unnecessarily mysterious
From dystopian dramas, comedian memoirs and a queer spin on fairytales, you’ll be doing a *lot* of reading this year
We sat down with the author of ‘How We Fight For Our Lives’ to talk about his memoir, writing about trauma and LGBTQ2 rights in the Trump era
Does a big, white dress betray my queer politics?
I grew up in the shop, a space for straight Black men to seek support, friendship and community. But for queer men like me, it’s hardly a haven
School work and learning the Quran took a backseat to pill popping and craving exotic boys
Instead of punishment, let’s try understanding justice in queer and trans communities through an ethic of love
Why is science so obsessed with trying to find the cause of queerness?
Shows like Queer Eye and The L Word attempt to be inclusive of all LGBTQ2 identities. But the lack of body diversity on the small screen still leaves much to be desired
Gucci’s new ‘universal’ perfume is just another example of the misuse and abuse of non-binary and trans identities for commercial gain
It took me years to use the label ‘lesbian,’ to feel I had earned it. Even if others are discarding it, I refuse to let it go
A new documentary showcases the talented generation of sashay-shantay
For years I shunned lipstick and eyeliner for fear that I was either too queer, or not feminine enough
I don’t fit the labels of ‘mom’ or ‘dad.’ It’s time society tackled the gendered expectations of parenthood